Nice spot just off the Old Quarter&#39;s busy streets. Sat outside for a bit, watching the scooters and people go by. It&#39;s a good place to take a break from the crowds. The setting is the main draw here, honestly.

Found this cozy spot tucked away, perfect for a quiet afternoon. Love how peaceful it is, really lets you focus on your book or just zone out. The tucked-away location makes it feel like a little secret.

Owner is super nice. The pastries are fresh, especially the croissants. Stopped in for a coffee and ended up getting a slice of cake too. Good spot for a quick sweet fix.

Tried their masala chai for the first time today. It&#39;s got that same strong, spiced kick I remember from my trip to Delhi. Really hit the spot on a rainy afternoon. ☕️

Nice place for a cold beer. The Bia Hanoi on tap is fresh, and the menu has a decent variety of food to go with it. Prices are pretty reasonable. A solid spot to unwind.

The Bun Cha broth was so savory, and the pork just melted. The fried spring rolls were crispy, but I wish they were a bit warmer. Still, a cozy spot for lunch.

Been coming here for years, and the iced tea is always just right. Not too sweet, super refreshing. It&rsquo;s my go-to spot for a quiet 10 minutes.

The owners are really friendly and make you feel at home. Service is attentive, they&#39;re happy to help with menu choices.

The beer is served in these unique, irregular glasses. It&#39;s a nice touch that pairs well with the authentic vibe. The 2-liter kegs of Hanoi beer are a solid value.

Convenient spot on a busy street. Good for a quick takeaway. The pho was decent, broth was flavorful. Service was efficient for a to-go order. A bit pricey for the portion, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

Separate smoking and non-smoking sections. Good for meetings when some colleagues smoke. The non-smoking area is properly sealed, no smell drifted over. Coffee was fine, service efficient.

The staff were so friendly and spoke perfect English. I loved that they had a whole section for vegetarians. It was just the right spot to sit and watch the world go by in the shade of the Old Town.

Decent spot for a casual meal. The portions are pretty generous for what you pay, which is nice. Good for students or a group. It&rsquo;s fine for what it is.

The matcha egg iced tea was pretty good, a nice twist on the usual. The egg coffee was decent too, not too sweet. Good spot for a quiet afternoon. The drinks menu has a solid selection.

The Thai hotpot broth was so flavorful, and I loved how fresh all the vegetables were. A really nice, healthy option.

The roasted tail itself was fantastic. The meat was tender, with a nice char. But the dipping sauce was a bit too sweet for my taste. Didn&#39;t quite match the savory flavor of the meat.

The ca keo hotpot was the main event. The fish was super fresh, and the broth had a nice, clean flavor. Just a solid, satisfying meal. The spot is easy to find, right in the district.

The crab banh canh was the reason we came. The crab was fresh, sweet, and generous in the bowl. Broth had good depth. Prices felt fair for what you get. Just wish the noodles were a bit firmer.

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